corrupt
भ्रष्ट
definition
verb
there is a continuing fear of firms corrupting politicians in the search for contracts
cause to act dishonestly in return for money or personal gain.
Epicurus's teachings have since been much corrupted
change or debase by making errors or unintentional alterations.
adjective
unscrupulous logging companies assisted by corrupt officials
having or showing a willingness to act dishonestly in return for money or personal gain.
Though one may quibble at some of O'Brien's choices in this free adaptation, she gives force and clarity to a notoriously corrupt text and rescues the ending from tricksy bathos.
(of a text or a computer database or program) made unreliable by errors or alterations.
translation of 'corrupt'
अप्रामाणिक,
भ्रष्ट,
बिघडवणे,
दूषित,
लाच देणे,
दूषित करणे,
लाचखाऊ
example
Here's hoping fame doesn't 'corrupt' them, because these boys are bound to go very far indeed.
This Ring, ‘the Ring to rule them all’, had the power to 'corrupt' any person who possessed it.
A vintner found selling 'corrupt' wine was forced to drink it, then banned from the trade.
The computer had managed to 'corrupt' the program somehow, and the entire machine will have to be ‘refreshed.’
I may have an impoverished imagination, but the only explanation that seems to fit is the mundane power of money to 'corrupt' one's beliefs.
By implication, authorities are immoral and culture is correspondingly morally 'corrupt' .
The first of the non-naturals was the consideration of air: good air encouraged and maintained good health, while 'corrupt' air could throw the humours out of balance and cause illness.
The text is believed to be 'corrupt' , the manuscript tradition poor, and the editor on a tea-break.
Just how did a single man sweep a nation with a morally 'corrupt' and evil regime.
They began as innocent children and were gradually rendered wicked and evil and absolutely 'corrupt' by the treatment they received at the hands of those they most trusted!
‘There's an assumption that our money is dirty and 'corrupt' ,’ he said.
On the other hand, the jury may have thought that they could convict only if the book tended to deprave and 'corrupt' the average reader or the majority of its readers.
Do not develop and test new modules on a production machine, and test modules thoroughly to ensure they do not destabilize your system or 'corrupt' your data.
Thomsby's concerns weren't based solely on his fear that power would 'corrupt' most individuals, although that was a very real possibility.
The traditional explanation for this was that their texts are extremely 'corrupt' as a result of their reconstruction from memory by a member, or members, of their cast.
He was a frugal man himself and he feared that the money would 'corrupt' both his family and the strict religious principles of his regime.
I can look to my brother to see how the lust for that money can 'corrupt' an entire personality.
It has led us to ruin; it is morally 'corrupt' and its credibility is shot to pieces.
The food and water are so 'corrupt' that a Western traveler is almost guaranteed sickness.
Inevitably power will 'corrupt' its possessor - but some may resist its corrupting effect for longer than others.
It seems to me that we have pretty wisely recognized, over time, that in fact a person's ostensible theology tells us pretty little about how 'corrupt' or evil he's going to be.
They are seen (because they are) as 'corrupt' officials using their elevated social status for political gain.
It's not always a dispute between right and wrong or angels and devils; it's sometimes between two evils, within the 'corrupt' core itself.
I say we should ban the 'corrupt' corporate money.
According to company sources, the intruders had access for only 12 days, not six weeks as first reported, and did not 'corrupt' any software in development.
It has to do with the 'corrupt' misuse of big money to subvert democracy.
I call on people to report any 'corrupt' and illegal conduct concerning an election.
The bug is not thought to erase or 'corrupt' information on the handsets, but may force users to turn the phone off and on again.
The inspection is aimed at helping curb smuggling and undervaluation practices and to nab 'corrupt' customs officials.
I have cautioned him in the past that he could face serious, personal harm if he continued with his mission to expose illicit crime networks and 'corrupt' official behaviour.
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